i don't think that i can, i'm so excited. ♪ ♪ >> it's tuesday, march 2nd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." supply boost. americans will get the newest covid vaccine starting today, but the cdc warns you shouldn't get too comfortable yet. third accuser. w she acd at o ars o.vernoro dec noble continues for some peopl is twoeeks after a winter storm. the drastic measures one pregnant woman takes just to bathe and cook. good morning.

good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a third approved coronavirus vaccine that will be ready to use today. nearly 4 million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine shipped out yesterday. it is the first single shot available in the u.s. still, the cdc is out with a warning, urging americans to stay vigilant against the virus. debra alfarone is in washington. debra, this latest vaccine could be available as soon as today? >> reporter: it could be, anne-marie, as soon as it gets to vaccination sites it could be put in people's arms as early as today. you're absolutely right. and this is all coming as t of just as some experts say, hey, we're not there yet. johnson & johnson vaccines could start going into the arms of americans today. >> this week, we'll distribute 3.9 million doses. >> reporter: the new vaccine will help relieve some of the demand. >> we're about to get a lot of

johnson & johnson vaccines, and it's a single dose. one and done. once vaccinated, you're protected. >> reporter: more than 50 million americans have received at least one shot of the moderna or pfizer vaccines. >> one, two, three. that's it. >> that's it? >> reporter: some states are starting to loosen restrictions on places like schools, restaurants and gyms. >> we're starting to see a little bit of an uptick of people ready to come back, getting vaccinated, all of those things. >> reporter: but cdc director dr. rochelle walensky said americans shouldn't relax just yet. >> 75,000 cases a day, we're not in that place yet. with variants spreading we stand to completely lose the hard-earned advances we have gotten. >> reporter: senate republicans set to release the $1.9 trillion relief bill.

>> trump reprehensive legislation. >> reporter: no republicans have come out in support of the package which they blame focuses too much on nonpandemic issues. >> they're calling it a rescue package. >> reporter: the house of representatives passed a version of the bill last week. the target date is march 14th. that is when 11 million americans are set to have their unemployment benefits run out. until then they'll be receiving those uninterrupted, anne-marie. >> fingers crossed on that. debra alfarone in washington. thank you, debra. so, cbs news has learned that former president trump and former first lady melania trump got covid vaccinations before leaving the white house in january. mr. trump has not publicly disclosed that he was vaccinated. other public leaders including president biden, vice president

kamala harris and former vice president mike pence got the shots in public. and new york governor andrew cuomo is facing calls to resign after a third woman accused him of inappropriate behavior. anna ruck told "the new york times" last night that cuomo touched her face and asked to her her after they met at a wedding reception in 2019. the now 33-year-old woman said she turned her head away and was confused and shocked. there are two other allegations against women who work in his administration, jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: charlotte bennett, the second woman to accuse new york governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment said in a statement, the governor has refused to acknowledge or take responsibility for his predatory behavior. the 25-year-old former executive assistant to the governor claims cuomo asked whether she was romantically involved, whether

she was monogamous in her relationships and if she ever had sex with older men. cuomo said in a statement i now understand that my interactions may have been insensitive or too personal. some of the things i may have said have been misinterpreted as an unwanted flirtation. to the extent anyone felt that way, i am truly sorry. >> that's not an apology. >> reporter: new york city bill de blasio joined house speaker nancy pelosi and kirsten gillibrand in an independent investigation. >> he seemed to be saying i was kidding around. you know, sexual harassment is not funny. >> reporter: the latest accusations come after another former aide, lindsey boylan, accused cuomo in a blog post of sexually harassing her and creating a hostile work environment. state senator alessandra bell lag ji worked in the house in 2017. >> when a governor of ail state asked a woman if she has sex

outside of a relationship that is not only inappropriate, it is abusive. >> reporter: governor cuomo denies claims of sexual harassment, meanwhile, he's under fire as federal investigators are looking into whether or not his office light about covid-related deaths in some nursing homes. jericka duncan, cbs, new york. this morning, fbi director christopher ray will testify for the first time since the deadly siege on the u.s. capitol. he will appear before the senate judiciary committee. ray will be pressed on several issues including how the fbi shared ahead of the attack two months ago. a january report from the agency details specific calls for violence including those that suggested protesters go to the capitol ready for war. meanwhile, the senate judiciary committee advanced merrick garland's vote to the senate.

15 to 7 with all democrats and four republicans in favor. garland's hearing focused on the sprawling probe into the riot at the u.s. capitol. he's now on track for a quick confirmation, potentially within days. finding clean water remains a challenge in jackson, mississippi, two weeks after devastating storms hit. the entire city of more than 165,000 people has not had safe drinking water since last month's winter blast. one woman who is eight months' pregnant goes to her father's house 30 minutes away, fills up on water and boils it back home to bathe and cook. >> i'm due soon, and the only thing that's on my mind is how i'm going to handle it when the baby gets here. it's hard now but i know it's going to be harder by the time my baby gets here. >> there's still no word on when water will be restored in the city. so, coming up, lady gaga's dog walker is speaking out after being shot while walking the

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the public utility commission is one of the highest ranking officials to step down after one of the largest failures in history. it left millions in the state without water and freezing temperatures. walker accepted her responsibility for her role in the outages but called on others to do the same. the "arkansas democrat gazette" said a 15-year-old is in custody after allegedly shooting another junior at a high school. police say it happened yesterday at pine bluff. the students were changing classes. the 15-year-old boy who was shot was airlifted to a hospital where he is in very serious condition. the suspect ran away but was found in a nearby neighborhood by a tracking dog. the school went into lockdown after the shooting. a student described what happened. >> somebody got shot. somewhere got shot. then they looked down the hallway, somebody was shot, blood was on the floor. people were scared. just crying, sad. just not knowing what to do. >> police say they believe the

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on the "cbs moneywatch," twitter is targeting vaccine misinformation. and a pizzeria is sprinkling a classic cereal on pies. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning. we'll get back to the cereal concoction in a minute, we'll have to dig into that, hopefully, not literally. strock futures pointed to open after wall street ended in big gains yesterday turning its best daily rally e june. the dow soared 604 points, the nasdaq shot up 306 and the s&p 500 gained 90. >>wi the social media platform began labeling tweets yesterday that included misinformation about the shot. and the strike policy that repeatedly violate rules. the company will continue to amplify the most current up to date and authoritative

information from health authorities to combat falsehoods. walmart shoppers no longer need to meet a minimum to get items they need in a pinch. the world's biggest retailer dropped the $35 order requirement for express delivery. the service allows customers to order groceries, everyday essentials and electronics. it costs an additional ten bucks on top of the existing delivery charge. the express delivery is available at 3,000 walmart locations. forget about extra cheese, a pizza shop in des moines, iowa is using kellogg's froot loops as a topping. comprised of loopy froots, the breakf breakfast if you want to call it that, the loopy cream includes a sour cream and cream cheese sauce. topped with mozzarella, froot loops and greek yogurt. the pizzeria owner says it's causing quite the stir. anne-marie, all i have to say to that is ew, right?

i can't do that one. >> no one was asking for this. we already have a pizza for breakfast option. it's called the pizza you ordered last night and eat it cold while you're standing at the fridge. >> fine. we do not need breakfast pizza with cereal on it. no, that is not the fusion we asked for. >> no an adomestic nabominaabom. diane king hall in new york. thank you. >> you got it. up next, the new look at the college admissions scandal. netflix is unveiling a documentary that promises a deep dive into the controversy. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks

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huffman who served prison time. the documentary premieres march 17th. britain's prince philip was transferred to a special london hospital specializing in cardiac care. buckingham palace said that the 99-year-old husband of queen elizabeth was moved from another hospital yesterday. officials say he will undergo testing for a pre-existing heart condition and continue treatment for an ongoing infection. he was first admitted to a london hospital about two weeks ago. >> oh, yeah, i think people think it's a bit silly. yes, the concept should be able to get the best care he can get. >> to his birthday, yeah. >> a telegraph. >> yeah, telegraph his wife, yeah. >> the palace says phillip is expected to remain in the hospital until at least the end of the week. lady gaga's dog walker is describing what happened last week when he was shot during a

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our top stories this morning, johnson & johnson's coronavirus vaccine could start going into the arms of americans as soon as today. it is the first single shot

available in the u.s. more than 50 million people across the country have already received at least one covid shot. and a third woman is now accusing new york governor andrew cuomo of unwanted advances. anna ruck tells "the new york times" that cuomo asked to kiss her after they met at a wedding reception in 2019. cuomo has authorized an outside review of the sexual harassment allegations against him. it's no secret that students can't learn very well if they don't have enough to eat. but a high school in sanger, texas, has come up with an innovative solution. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: an innovation borne out of desperation during the pandemic. it's a food bank run like a grocery store inside a school. >> if a single mom is leaving the house and tells the kids i'm going to go to the food pantry or i'm going to go to the grocery store, which one has more dignity? growing to the grocery store. >> reporter: he's teamed up with

principal anthony luck in an art world that offers job skills to students. >> that's the upc number. >> reporter: at this high school, 40% of the students are at or below the poverty levels. teens stock shelves, order supplies and can shop for food based on a point system based on need. >> we give our students opportunities to earn bonus points that they can use to shop in a grocery store for food and supplies for their families. >> and why is that so important? >> it's about building pride and dignity in our students. >> reporter: every tuesday, the store opens up to the entire community. what do you like best about working in the store. >> seeing people smile and how they change. they're not going to be hungry. >> reporter: providing life lessons in retail with respect. mireya villarreal. cbs news, sanger, tax tax. and coming up on "cbs morning news," the covid vaccine

rollout, how churches are partnering to vaccinate people in underserved communities. but first on "cbs this morning," new data pointing to a decline in births, why it's happening and the impact on our future. and only on "cbs this morning," soccer star abby wambach and best-selling author glennon doyle describe their fight for women's equality as we celebrate women's month. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.